Today’s Newsday Saturday Stumper, by Stan Newman, the puzzle editor, was divine, simply divine, a “Saturn-day Stumper” with clues about the Roman deity and his fambly.
Some clue-and-answer combo plates I especially liked:
1-A, four letters, “Red ___.” Do they still exist?
31-D, four letters, “Skyscraper supplier.” I like the sound of the clue.
41-A, seven letters, “Inapt outdoor sculptures.” Yes, sometimes they do need removed. (Need + past participle: a regionalism I like.)
57-D, three letters, “Heady real estate investment.” This kinda clue, I swear. (Trails off into muttering.)
59-A, six letters, “Open to the public.” I like the misdirection.
63-A, three letters, “Beer barrel pokers of a century ago.” Groan.
No spoilers: the answers are in the comments.
Saturday, August 22, 2020
Saturday’s Stumper today
By Michael Leddy at 4:33 PM
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HOTS. OTIS. PLOPART. ALE. UNVEIL. FEDS.
ALE: “Heady reAL Estate investment.”
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